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Airport planners proposed placing a new fuel storage facility off US 183. (Rendering courtesy city of Austin)
Austin
3:07 PM Apr 6, 2022 CDT
Council weighs reset of plans for jet fuel storage at Austin airport
Photo of COVID-19 testing operation
Austin
10:47 AM Jan 19, 2022 CST
COVID-19 test demand in the Austin area leads to longer wait times and availability issues
The wage increase would be one of the largest in Capital Metro's history. The transit agency is currently 100 bus operators short of full staffing. (Courtesy Capital Metro)
Austin
10:11 AM Nov 17, 2021 CST
Capital Metro aims to make historic wage increase as staffing shortage continues
Austin City Council will convene for a regular meeting July 29, its first since mid-June. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
12:18 PM Jul 28, 2021 CDT
Austin City Hall notebook: Council to look at downtown safety, homelessness and budgeting in return from meetings break
Texas Democrats held a press conference at Capitol Hill to oppose voting restriction bills proposed by Texas Republicans. (Courtesy Rep. Marc Veasey's office)
Austin
11:13 AM Jul 13, 2021 CDT
Texas House Democrats and Texas Democratic Congressional delegation voice opposition to voting bills in Washington, D.C.
The mid-June East Sixth Street shooting has prompted responses from city police, EMS and government officials. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
7:33 PM Jun 15, 2021 CDT
Sixth Street fatal shooting leads to renewed discussions of public safety staffing, gun violence prevention in Austin
Dr. Richard Rhodes responded to the federal government's plan to invest in higher education, which U.S. President Joe Biden laid out in late April.
Austin
5:32 PM May 20, 2021 CDT
ACC chancellor: Federal education plan spotlights community colleges
Photo of Zilker Park
Austin
8:27 PM Apr 20, 2021 CDT
Travis County establishes Civilian Climate Corps to tackle environmental projects
Residents wait after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine March 13 at the Delco Activity Center in Northeast Austin. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
3:29 PM Mar 31, 2021 CDT
'Promising' Pfizer trial results could lead to children in Austin area getting vaccines as early as this summer
Photo of a vaccine being administered into an arm
Austin
3:36 PM Mar 21, 2021 CDT
How do I sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine? What do I do if I'm not yet eligible? Frequently asked Austin vaccine questions answered
The Delco Activity Center in Northeast Austin is a vaccination site for Austin Public Health. (Nicholas Cicale/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
2:15 AM Mar 8, 2021 CST
Austin weekly roundup: Teachers, school staff can now get vaccinated, and essential workers are likely coming next
Screen shot of a meeting
Austin
5:32 PM Jan 28, 2021 CST
City of Austin and Travis County extend evictions moratorium through April, approve more relief for renters
Photo of a doctor handling a vaccine
Austin
7:21 PM Jan 20, 2021 CST
As community waits anxiously, here is where Travis County stands with COVID-19 vaccine distribution
As President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took their oaths of office, elected officials from around Texas took to Twitter. (Courtesy Adobe Stock Images)
Austin
2:33 PM Jan 20, 2021 CST
President Joe Biden's inauguration spurs reactions from elected officials around Texas
Screen shot of a web meeting
Austin
4:16 PM Jan 19, 2021 CST
COVID-19 rates in Travis County starting to improve, but vaccine distribution remains complicated
A voter enters a polling place Nov. 3. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
6:55 AM Nov 20, 2020 CST
‘Hand-to-hand combat’: Campaigns battling in Austin City Council runoffs switch gears as December election nears
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Venezuela native Jessy Amaya addresses the crowd at a migrants’ rights rally June 30 at Travis Park in San Antonio. At left is local community organizer Monica Sosa. Amaya and Sosa were among several speakers at the rally where attendees paid tribute to 53 migrants who died after being left to suffocate in a semitrailer found abandoned June 27 in southwest San Antonio. Candles were lit in memory of the deceased migrants. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
12:58 PM
San Antonians rally for human rights after 53 die in human trafficking incident
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San Antonio
6:23 PM
VIA CEO: San Antonio’s mass transit in ‘fast lane’
The meet-and-confer agreement between the city and the Houston Police Officers' Union includes a revision to the 180-day rule and pay raises. (George Wiebe/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
1:12 PM
Houston’s fight against crime sees progress under One Safe Houston
San Antonio-based organizations such as South Texas Blood and Tissue and University Hospital have responded in different ways to a mass shooting on May 24 at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, about 83 miles west of San Antonio. Local authorities said the death toll stood at 21 people, including 18 students, and excluding the 18-year-old shooter, as of 7 p.m. May 24. (Courtesy Google Streets)
San Antonio
7:46 PM
San Antonio blood bank among groups supporting Uvalde shooting victims
U.S. Rep. Lizzie Fletcher joined Jersey Village City Council members and other city leaders at a May 4 press conference regarding the water line replacement project. (Mikah Boyd/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
2:19 PM
Jersey Village water line project to begin soon with U.S. Rep. Lizzie Fletcher’s support
Child care can be expensive for families, especially those with limited incomes. According to the Economic Policy Institute, child care in Texas for one child at age 4 can cost $7,062 annually, while infant care costs more. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:40 AM
Lake Houston-area parents battle rising child care costs as industry faces challenges
Northside ISD is among many San Antonio-area public school systems that are using federal COVID-19 pandemic relief money to supplement employee pay. Relief funds are also being used to address learning loss and other instructional issues induced by the pandemic. (Courtesy Google Streets)
San Antonio
3:29 PM
North San Antonio school districts use COVID-19 relief funds to boost employee pay, fill learning gaps
The city of Buda secured $1.6 million of federal funding for critical infrastructure that will allow for the creation of a commercial and industrial growth district. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Austin
1:47 PM
Buda receives $1.6M of federal funding for critical infrastructure for creation of commercial, industrial growth district
Texas State University was awarded $2 million for the director of the Translational Health Research Center to create a mental health map of Central Texas. (Zara Flores/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
11:30 AM
Texas State University awarded $2 million for director of Translational Health Research Center to create Central Texas mental health map tool
Franklin, Brentwood and Williamson County will spend their COVID American Rescue Plan Act dollars by Dec. 31, 2026. (Source: City of Brentwood, City of Franklin, Williamson County/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
8:40 AM
Area officials working out COVID American Rescue Plan Act spending goals